Early 20th Century Singer Sewing Machine with Treadle Table and Attachments
Item Details
An early 20th century Singer sewing machine with a treadle table and attachments. The walnut-veneered table features a rectangular, hinged lid opening to a black metal sewing machine with gilt and nickel-plated accents. The top of the arm is marked ‘The Singer Manufacturing Co.’ while the support retains an oval, trademark plaque. Additionally, the baseplate is stamped with a serial number reading ‘AA312883’ and the back of the arm support is affixed with a light and a motor. Directly below the top is a central, hinged drawer with three interior compartments flanked on each side by a stack of three drawers with wooden knobs. The table rises on a cast iron, treadle base ending in casters. It is marked ‘Singer’ across the center with an oval, trademark seal on each pierced, scrollwork upright. Also included is a box of metal attachments.
- Please note, this is an item that may be especially difficult to move and/or transport. Unless shipping arrangements are available and made by the winning bidder, that individual is advised to bring appropriate assistance, vehicle, proper materials, and any necessary tools to pickup.
| Type | Manual Sewing Machine |
| Brand | Singer |
| Model | Unmarked |
Condition
- not tested; scattered/light surface wear to tabletop and façade with minor veneer distress; base with slightly heavier wear; some spots of oxidation/rust to metal components, mostly to bottom of cast iron base; box of attachments not checked for completeness.
Dimensions
- measured with sewing machine folded inside of table.
Item #
18DCC250-492
